Louis Theroux

Ireland rugby hero Peter O’Mahony and Boyzone on the Late Late, Nicole Kidman joins Graham Norton and Michael Parkinson chats to Ray D’Arcy

As an interviewer and host, Adam Buxton is incredibly pleasant to listen to

‘Good Girls’ sees Christina Hendricks stage a heist, as ‘Orange is the New Black’ returns

RTÉ’s fly-on-the-car-crash documentary is a study of composure under pressure

The Dublin Theatre Festival closes with a swirl of music and dance performances

Misery is like heroin in Louis Theroux’s new documentary: cheap, plentiful and easily available

The first hit of Snowfall goes straight for the glamour. The comedown can’t be far away

John Delaney’s problematic children have become my problematic favourites

Jennifer O’Connell: I’m getting better at prioritising the truly irreplaceable stuff

Archive: From a secret lesbian relationship to a decades-long struggle with drugs, five years after singer’s death, a new film ‘Whitney: Can I Be Me’ examines what caused her tragic downfall

Ralph Steadman spent days trying to find Hunter S Thompson for their first assignment, the landmark article ‘The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved’. The result changed journalism forever

A speculative media story has suggested a new documentary ‘might’ be banned under Ireland’s blasphemy laws. It won’t

Adam Buxton made his name with ‘The Adam and Joe Show’. Now he podcasts, is working with Graham Linehan, and is bringing his David Bowie special to Ireland

Review: ‘Just Names of Shows’, ‘In Single Marks’, ‘Like This, Please’, 'The Secret'

Theroux makes a superb return with his exploration of on all too familiar disease

Review: ‘We Need to Talk About Kevin’, ‘Pixie’s Sex Clinic’, ‘Toughest Place to Be . . . a Street Cleaner’

Review: ‘Irish Pictorial Weekly’, ‘Louis Theroux: Not Guilty By Reason of Insanity’, ‘Great Irish Journeys With Martha Kearney’

Review: ‘Raised By Wolves’, ‘ Pope Francis: The Sinner’, ‘American Crime’, ‘Republic of Telly’

The writer often focuses on people who live in irrational bubbles, such as Frank Sidebottom – but then, it’s a state of mind he has personal experience of

‘The Centre’ has a few good one-liners, but RTÉ’s paper-thin sitcom is another one for the bad books

‘Undercover Doctor: Cure Me, I’m Gay’, with Christian Jessen, misses its chance to challenge homophobia, but the cop drama ‘Line of Duty’, starring Adrian Dunbar and Keeley Hawes, doesn’t miss a trick

Westboro Baptist church founded by Fred Phelps promoted virulently anti-gay message under slogan ‘God Hates Fags’